Why I Turned Away a Family with Cash in Hand
Sometimes the hardest part of breeding isn't raising puppies. It's knowing when to say no to good people who aren't right for your dogs.




These aren't textbook articles. They're lessons I learned the hard way, written for breeders who want more than surface-level advice. If you're looking for someone to tell you breeding is easy and profitable, you're in the wrong place.
Sometimes the hardest part of breeding isn't raising puppies. It's knowing when to say no to good people who aren't right for your dogs.
My first litter was a disaster. Here's what I learned about COI, carrier testing, and why that 'perfect match' on paper can still go wrong.
Health clearances matter, but a dog with perfect hips and a terrible temperament is still a breeding failure. Here's how I evaluate what really counts.
Every responsible breeder takes back their dogs. But nobody prepares you for the emotional weight of a return. Here's how I handle it.